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I agree.

When it's hot you can live off ice poles and the occasional salad.

When it's cold you need stew with dumplings and roast potatoes.

Much easier in the summer.

YANBU. There’s such thing as ‘salad weather’ IMO.

Personally I really dislike salad at any time of year but at least I'm the summer it's less offensive. Heat pretty much kills my appetite whereas cold has the opposite affect my body is obviously trying to build up stores for the cold weather

I actually find it easier in the winter.

Why is that Helena?

I also find it easier in winter. Home made soups for lunch, lovely stews and casseroles packed full of yummy winter veg for tea! (Or dinner, whatever you call it).

I'm not much for salad at any time of year.

I cant stand the heat I didnt like it at a size 28 and i still dont like it at a 14 so over the summer i did eat the odd choc ice. I dont do ice cream usually. I only eat it to cool down.

I prefer things like soups too. So apart from the few days that are Christmas i find it easier in winter.

What veg do you actually like op?

You don't have to eat salads you know.

Soup! What WW used to call points-free soup (not sure if they still have that system) is one of the main things that helped me lose weight (that and a ton of green veg). But I will agree I crave carbs more (and am hungrier in general) as soon as it begins to get dark early so YANBU. Trying to stay full with veg, veg and more veg (just ate a big bowl of broccoli).

I was moaning about this today. Much harder to go to the gym after work when it's dark and rainy and cold. I just want to get home!

It's partly you. There are loads of winter suitable soups, casseroles, curries and stews that are low calorie but you prefer salads.

However it's harder to get out and exercise when it's cold, wet and dark outside most of the time.

What about minestrone type soups with beans, cabbage, onions, carrots, bit of lean bacon and tinned tomatoes?

Not really- there's heaps of healthy soup/stew recipes out there

I like chicken casseroles, bean chillis, venison sausages, thick soups with barley and lentils. Hot and satisfying. You're not unreasonable but you are wrong

We eat more veg (but less salad) in the winter. Also more homemade soups. Plus, we have porridge for breakfast (and not toast slathered with butter).
Strangely, we drink less alcohol in the winter too. Our garden is very secluded so we'd sit outside with wine in the summer, even on a worknight sometimes.
That of course does not make up for my wintery stews with dumplings (last night), my infamous toad in the hole and DP's flippin lovely steamed jam suet pudding with custard.